Learn To Play Golf Whilst You Munch On An Omelette At EGR Cafe

There’s a new cafe in Satya Niketan. EGR Cafe aims to promote the game of golf {they have a simulator and screen} while also whipping up some Mexican, Indian and Italian dishes.

Omurice Omelette, Chicken Quesadilla

Lemony Cinnamony Lemonade

Setting up a huge screen and simulator where you can practice your golf swing on a bunch of golf courses around the world

With virtual gaming taking the city by storm, there’s no reason for cafes to be left behind. Maninder Sekhon, an avid golfer took it upon himself to open a space where people can come chill, eat and try their hands at golf. Sekhon is always there to instruct you on your swing and if he isn’t, someone else is.

You can choose from a wide range of golf courses based on actual courses from across the globe, pick up an actual club of your choice and tee off. You can even play without a ball since the sensor reacts to your club, but we think it’s more fun seeing the ball fly off onto the screen and into the greens.

PS: They plan to use the green space as a dance floor in the evenings.

The menu here can be a bit confusing as they’ve tried to do a bit of everything from all day breakfast to Chinjabi to Mexican to Italian to even South African. The mishmash does go with the decor.

We started with a smoothie {Berry Blast} and a cinnamon lemonade and were pretty happy with both, especially the lemonade which came with a whole stick of cinnamon.

Next, we tried the Omurice Omelette which was a thin delicate egg wrap with rice stuffed inside- a pretty interesting dish. This was followed by the Chicken Quesadilla and the Bunny Chow. The quesadilla was good but filled with desi flavours, so don’t go expecting authenticity. The Bunny Chow, a South African dish is a good option for those looking to add a tonne of vegetables to their diet.

Drop by for a game of golf {pay INR 300 for three people for an hour} and sip on some cinnamon.